Vegas Hotels and Hiring

[+ Reisr30]

Have a trip to Vegas soon.  Curious if there are any problems with meeting a companion at hotels there or anything I should be on the lookout for.  Looking at the cosmopolitan, Venetian or similar.

I have met escorts in other cities (SF, LA, Chicago) but never Vegas.  Thanks for any advice 

Edited November 11, 2023 by Reisr30
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[+ DynamicUno]

The hotels in Vegas have seen it all, more so than most other properties.  They won't bother you as long as you're not doing anything that would disturb other guests or appears like trafficking.  The only inconvenience is that almost all require a room key to access the guest floors, so you would have to meet your date at ground level and escort them to the elevators.

[+ nycman]

The hotel will most likely already ‘know" your guest from previous "visits".

He will have already been clocked by security the minute he gets out of his car in the parking garage.

They know why he’s there and they know why you’re meeting him on the first floor.

As long as he doesn’t have a bad history with the casino, dresses appropriately, and doesn’t make a scene, they won’t care.

If you really want to get your jollies, wave to the security camera in the elevator while you pat his ass.

[+ keroscenefire]

The one thing I encountered is that a lot of the hotels there are quite confusing since they literally want you to gamble more than they want you to easily get to your room. They also have multiple entrances, towers and lobbies and things so it is quite confusing. I once had a guy say meet me in the "lobby" but I couldn't find where it is. So I was just like, can you meet me at the entrance that faces the strip on the south side? 

 

Edit: Or actually even better is all the casinos have bars/restaurants with real names. Especially if its a slightly longer session. Hey let's meet at Rhumbar (actual bar near the entrance where I stayed at the Mirage) for a cocktail at 9pm before we get started. 

Edited November 12, 2023 by keroscenefire

[+ Reisr30]

Thank you for the responses!  Very helpful and make me not be worried about my trip 🙂

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Vegas is the last place you need to worry about 'being seen' with a hooker

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

3 hours ago, nycman said:

The hotel will most likely already ‘know" your guest from previous "visits".

He will have already been clocked by security the minute he gets out of his car in the parking garage.

They know why he’s there and they know why you’re meeting him on the first floor.

As long as he doesn’t have a bad history with the casino, dresses appropriately, and doesn’t make a scene, they won’t care.

If you really want to get your jollies, wave to the security camera in the elevator while you pat his ass.

As a client who lives in Las Vegas, I have traveled several times to Strip hotels to meet escorts.  Some hotels require hotel keys in the elevator, some don't.  I've never been harassed waiting in the elevator lobby for an escort to come down and meet me to join him in the elevator.  I love your idea about waiving to the security camera as I pat his ass!  Will do that next time 😉

Edited November 11, 2023 by Vegas_Millennial

[marylander1940]

On 11/11/2023 at 6:23 AM, Reisr30 said:

Have a trip to Vegas soon.  Curious if there are any problems with meeting a companion at hotels there or anything I should be on the lookout for.  Looking at the cosmopolitan, Venetian or similar.

I have met escorts in other cities (SF, LA, Chicago) but never Vegas.  Thanks for any advice 

It's the same as in any other city!

You can always ask the specifics of each hotel:

1. Do they require a key card to go up in the elevator?
2. Do they require to show a key before entering the hotel after certain times? 

[Michael PhD]

Don’t have much to add. I host masseurs at bellagio, aria, wynn, cosmo. 
 

Most need keys to access room via elevator. Some only require this at night and day access does not require key. Of note, if you are worried about being seen in lobby by friends or colleagues, you can ask the masseur/escort to meet you on one of the non-room floors (restaurant level, gym, spa, conference room, etc) as these are typically open to the public. 

[+ nycman]

Whatever you do don’t give them a key to your room to avoid going downstairs to meet them. 

I learned the hard way when an escort decided to "treat himself" to several items in the casino gift shop on the way out.

[Jason Dutch]

Thanks for this! I'm also going to Vegas for my first ever visit and will be working - someone recommended the Flamingo to me so that's where I booked a few nights. Anybody have experience with meeting up there?

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

2 hours ago, Jason Dutch said:

Thanks for this! I'm also going to Vegas for my first ever visit and will be working - someone recommended the Flamingo to me so that's where I booked a few nights. Anybody have experience with meeting up there?

I've met one escort at the Flamingo.  It was super easy.  I have a friend who visits Las Vegas often and he chooses to stay at the Flamingo for its central location and easy access to lots of different girls and lots of different men on the hookup apps.  Enjoy!

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

13 hours ago, moonlight said:

've noticed on some RM profiles that providers say they aren't able to go to certain properties (like Wynn hotels, for example). Is that a major red flag? I assume that means that the provider has been trespassed/barred entry from the property for some reason but maybe I'm misinterpreting. If that's the case, it makes me wonder why the property has banned them and thus I move on.

Vegas escorts who don't go out of their way to immediately tip valets and concierge staff well are really, really dumb.

It's called spreading the bread, and doing so will keep you in the good graces of the higher-end hotels.  

You say bribe...  I say a security blanket.

[Guest]

I stay at the same hotel when traveling to Miami for business. When I’m there (sometimes just a few weeks apart) I see a favorite provider. The elevator requires a room key, so I meet him in the lobby. As soon as he walks in the door, I greet him with a big hug and kiss, and we proceed to the restaurant for dinner, then to my room. Afterward I walk him out to his car. Another hug and peck on the cheek. The hotel staff know me, and now know my friend. I couldn’t be more obvious, and I don’t give a shit.

[Simon Suraci]

4 minutes ago, Km411 said:

I couldn’t be more obvious, and I don’t give a shit.

I’m sure the staff don’t give a sh*t either…

They see everything in hospitality

[Nodakman]

On 11/12/2023 at 9:27 PM, Michael PhD said:

Don’t have much to add. I host masseurs at bellagio, aria, wynn, cosmo. 
 

Most need keys to access room via elevator. Some only require this at night and day access does not require key. Of note, if you are worried about being seen in lobby by friends or colleagues, you can ask the masseur/escort to meet you on one of the non-room floors (restaurant level, gym, spa, conference room, etc) as these are typically open to the public. 

Fantastic ideas about the non room floors… also have some great discrete bathrooms 😜

[LaffingBear]

I've had guys up to my room there.  I don't have much to add to prior comments, except....  if it's a very well known rentguy with an online presence... security may come knocking.  They hate having porn "filmed" in their rooms.  I think Cosmo is extra cautious because the terraces attract content creators.  

There's a well known influencer who Cosmo mistakenly accused of producing porn because he arrived with a big case of recording equipment.. he posted about it.  

That said, I've seen onlyfans vids on porn sites and recognized Cosmo, Mandalay Bay, Aria and Vdara rooms.  

[italianboyph]

Vegas hotels are fine, just some require keys shown to get up and for elevator use. 

[DunwoodyGuy]

On 2/14/2025 at 5:35 AM, italianboyph said:

Vegas hotels are fine, just some require keys shown to get up and for elevator use. 

Hey ItalianBoy--RM says your profile no longer works. Do you have a new one?

[panpanda]

From my experience last December, the Venetian doesn't care as long as you make it look like you're both together. 

 

With regards to hiring though, some providers are more cautious of who they book. Some will run a background check.

[jeezifonly]

If there is any impediment at a hotel, I go down, greet my arriving guest outside, either on the street, or at Porte cochere, and walk in together, engaged in conversation. I show my key as needed. But then, I’ve never needed to be the “blindfolded, ass-up on the bed for you to ravage when you walk in” type of host. 

[Thelatin]

On 2/2/2024 at 5:50 PM, Guest said:

The hotel staff know me, and now know my friend. I couldn’t be more obvious, and I don’t give a shit.

Exactly - I have places I stay they say welcome back Mr. So an So.  Same at the steakhouses I’m a regular at.  They aren’t stupid lol.

[FrancisCA]

On 2/16/2025 at 6:02 PM, jeezifonly said:

I’ve never needed to be the “blindfolded, ass-up on the bed for you to ravage when you walk in” type of host. 

Well now that most hotels need a key for the elevator I cant anymore 🥲